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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Help with understanding this regex in a Perl script parsing a 'complex' string Post 303035639 by RudiC on Wednesday 29th of May 2019 03:35:23 PM
Old 05-29-2019
OK, let's use the star (*) as the field separator, and don't forget to adapt the SRV variable:
Code:
awk '
function chop(FLD, STR)          {if (match ($FLD, STR "=[^)]*")) return substr ($FLD, RSTART, RLENGTH)
                                 }
match ($0, "SERVICE_NAME=" SRV)  {print chop(2, "PROGRAM"), chop(2, "USER"), chop(2,"HOST"), chop(3, "HOST")
                                 }
' SRV="work_app" FS="\*" OFS="\t" file1
PROGRAM=JDBC Thin Client    USER=mickey    HOST=__jdbc__    HOST=12.123.11.123
PROGRAM=SQL Developer    USER=minnie    HOST=__jdbc__    HOST=10.214.14.29
PROGRAM=JDBC Thin Client    USER=mickey    HOST=__jdbc__    HOST=12.123.11.123
PROGRAM=SQL Developer    USER=minnie    HOST=__jdbc__    HOST=10.214.14.29

Code:
awk '
function chop(FLD, STR)          {if (match ($FLD, STR "=[^)]*")) return substr ($FLD, RSTART, RLENGTH)
                                 }
match ($0, "SERVICE_NAME=" SRV)  {print chop(2, "PROGRAM"), chop(2, "USER"), chop(2,"HOST"), chop(3, "HOST")
                                 }
' SRV="work_app" FS="\*" OFS="\t" file2
philipp@philipp-All-Series:~/MediathekView/playground$ awk '
function chop(FLD, STR)          {if (match ($FLD, STR "=[^)]*")) return substr ($FLD, RSTART, RLENGTH)
                                 }
match ($0, "SERVICE_NAME=" SRV)  {print chop(2, "PROGRAM"), chop(2, "USER"), chop(2,"HOST"), chop(3, "HOST")
                                 }
' SRV="fail_app" FS="\*" OFS="\t" file2
PROGRAM=C:\Windows\system32\exec01.exe    USER=!sysadmin01    HOST=MNLAPP01    HOST=10.11.11.123
PROGRAM=C:\Windows\system32\exec02.exe    USER=!sysadmin01    HOST=MNLAPP01    HOST=10.11.11.123
PROGRAM=C:\Windows\system32\exec03.exe    USER=!sysadmin01    HOST=MNLAPP01    HOST=10.11.11.123
PROGRAM=C:\Windows\system32\exec01.exe    USER=!sysadmin01    HOST=MNLAPP01    HOST=10.11.11.123

 

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